Earlier today, Sprint confirmed that it will be offering the HTC One A9. Now, you can add AT&T to the club. The nation's second largest carrier is taking pre-registrations for the new handset. No money changes hand, and by pre-registering, you are merely telling AT&T that you have an interest in the phone. What this means, is that you will be sent an email reminder when the handset is ready for pre-orders at AT&T.
Those who can't wait for their carrier (AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint) to start accepting pre-orders for the One A9, can go to HTC's website at HTC.com/us/ and pre-order the phone for $399.99. You can also pre-order the special unlocked edition of the HTC One A9, which comes SIM free and has a bootloader that can be unlocked without losing the warranty on the device.
While AT&T hasn't revealed its pricing for the HTC One A9, Sprint is asking for $696 off-contract, much higher than the price that HTC is currently seeking. Sprint says that the phone will be available for purchase on November 6th.
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